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Lisa Ono

Lisa Ono is a Japanese-Brazilian bossa nova singer.

Life
Lisa Ono was born in São Paulo, Brazil, in 1962 but moved with her family to Tokyo at the age of 10. Although she lived in Brazil for only a short time, she was turned into a type of "MPB (Brazilian popular music) ambassador" in Japan, influenced by her father, who owned a club while living in Brazil and was also Baden Powell's agent. Lisa began singing and playing the guitar at age 15 and her debut as a professional Bossa Nova singer was in 1989. Her natural voice, rhythmic guitar playing, and her charming smile led her to a huge success and popularized Bossa Nova in Japan. She has performed with many top musicians such as Antônio Carlos Jobim and João Donato and has been performing enthusiastically in New York City, Brazil and Asian countries. The 1999 album Dream sold more than two hundred thousand copies in Japan and since then she has established a determined position in the Japanese Bossa Nova community. == Career ==
Career
After moving to Japan, Lisa's father opened a new venue called Saci-Pererê, a Brazilian restaurant where she started performing mainly bossa nova and samba. Besides singing, Lisa Ono plays the guitar and is a songwriter. Her first album, Catupiry, was released in 1989. She has not stopped recording since then, releasing one disc a year, mostly in Portuguese. In March 2019, her song Sway It, Hula Girl from the album Bossa Hula Nova was sampled on Freddie Dredd's song Cha Cha, which subsequently became popular on the short form video app TikTok. == Discography ==
Discography
• 1989.10.21 – CATUPIRY (MIDI) • 1990.04.21 – NaNã • 1991.07.21 – menina (BMG) • 1992.06.21 – SERENATA CARIOCA • 1993.01.21 – Namorada • 1994.06.22 – Esperanca • 1995.04.21 – Minha Saudade • 1996.11.21 – RIO BOSSA • 1997.11.19 – ESSENCIA • 1997 – Amigos • 1998.07.16 – BOSSA CARIOCA • 1999.06.23 – DREAM • 2000.07.05 – Pretty World • 2000.11.16 – Boas Festas • 2001.07.11 – Bossa Hula Nova • 2002.07.10 – Questa Bossa Mia... • 2003.07.16 – DANS MON ILE • 2004.06.23 – NAIMA~meu anjo~ • 2004.11.17 – Boas Festas2~Feliz Natal~ • 2005.06.29 – Romance Latino vol.1 • 2005.07.27 – Romance Latino vol.2 • 2005.08.24 – Romance Latino vol.3 • 2006.07.12 – Jambalaya -Bossa Americana- • 2007.07.11 – Soul & Bossa • 2007.11.21 – Music Of Antonio Carlos Jobim: Ipanema • 2009.03.04 – Cheek To Cheek -Jazz Standards from RIO • 2009.03.04 – Look To The Rainbow – Jazz Standards from L.A • 2010.03.05 – ASIA • 2011.10.26 – Japão • 2013.06.19 – Japão2 • 2014.05.21 – Brasil • 2014.09.14 – Japao 3 • 2015.07.01 – My Favorite Songs • 2016.04.26 – Dancing Bossa • 2017.06.07 - GIOPIO ==Collections ==
Collections
• 1991.11.21 – O Melhor De Lisa (MIDI) • 1997.06.28 – AMIGOS • 1998.06.24 – Selecao (BMG) • 2000.02.23 – Colecao~the collection • 2002.03.06 – Ono Lisa Best 1997–2001 (EMI) • 2005.12.07 – Romance Latino Selection • 2008.05.21 – Ono Lisa Best 2002–2006 (EMI) • 2008.05.21 – Ono Lisa Best 1989–1996 (MIDI, BMG) • 2021.05.10 _ Lisa Ono: #BeefBeefChallenge • 2021.08.29 _ Lisa Onds!! ( EMI ) == References ==
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